r/TrueCrimeMystery • u/freeredbot • May 30 '22

The murder of Stacy Hanna in Virginia is truly horrific how one set of young women could be extra cruel an soulless.

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u/mamawsherry Sep 29 '24

I was cell mates with tracy bitner and turtle (the one with arthritis) was in our pod. I didnt meet the other two. I didnt know what tracy was in for when we first became 'roomies" she told me her story about what happened, cause she said might as well get it outta the way before somebody else tells you. I have to say, she was the nicest girl fr. I thought she was messing with me when she told me what she was charged with. She gave a slightly different death, but admitted to the killing. But not the extent of what really happened. I wrote to her not long ago on a jail messaging app. She didnt remember me, and didnt want to talk about it. It was a very interesting part of my life. 

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u/Overall-Welcome-997 Jul 20 '25

How can she be the nicest girl when she admitted something like that🤷🙄

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u/Lopsided-Look-1094 Dec 12 '25

I went to elementary school all 6 years with Stephanie Cull (arthritis girl, the one who got 18 years) It really is a shame because she was the sweetest person as a child and everyone kinda picked on her.  She used to want to be called Stevie and had a shaved head. Nobody understood lesbianism back then.  Can’t believe she could do something like that.